Kern Type is a competitive kerning game that invites you to nudge type until it's laid out real nice and kentucky.
(Thanks, Fipi Lele!)
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9:58 am Tue
Oct 11, 2011
Competitive kerning game
Jony Ive designed a toilet
Jony Ive, who is leaving Apple after decades as its design chief, once designed a toilet.
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Jony Ive leaves Apple, but will keep it as a client
Jony Ive, Apple’s longtime design chief and the creator of countless iconic designs, is leaving the firm to form his own agency. Apple will be his first client. “After nearly 30 years and countless projects, I am most proud of the lasting work we have done to create a design team, process and culture at […]
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USB inventor admits that the plugs are annoying
In 1996, Intel released USB (Universal Serial Bus) 1.0 and we have been annoyed ever since. National Public Radio spoke with engineer Ajay Bhatt who led the team that unleashed the perpetually frustrating non-reversible plug on the world. From NPR: “The biggest annoyance is reversibility,” Bhatt told NPR. Nonetheless, he stands by his design. Turns […]
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This bundle teaches you how to market on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, & more
Theoretically, there’s never been an easier time for marketers. The ubiquity of social media means a good word – or a good brand – can spread like wildfire with very little effort. But as limitless as the internet is, there’s a lot of competition and noise to contend with. And the vast graveyard of failed […]
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Over those AirPods? Here are 10 pairs of earbuds that bring the noise
They might be the shiny new thing, but AirPods aren’t for everybody. Maybe you’re looking for a new sound or you understandably lost those tiny buds during a brisk run. If so, here’s 10 headphones and earbuds that break out of the Apple mode with a return to quality and wearability. Klipsch R5 Bluetooth Neckband […]
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This top-rated password manager helps keeps your logins secure
When it comes to passwords, there’s no such thing as paranoia. You want them secure and complex, and you definitely don’t want to repeat them on all your accounts. The trouble is, the internet seems to keep growing. And so do those accounts. Just one lockout from an important email or banking site is enough […]
